28th Annual SO/LIC Symposium & Exhibition

Special Operations Forces Requirements in Coalition and Interagency Operations

February 13-16, 2017 Bethesda North Marriott Hotel & Conference Center North Bethesda, MD

Onsite Agenda

SYMPOSIUM THEMESpecial Operations Forces Requirements in Coalition and Interagency Operations

The complexity of modern global conflict will require the United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) to engage in extensive joint, combined and interagency operations to achieve national military and strategic objectives. USSOCOM must now leverage emerging and innovative technologies as never before to link and share information with allies, U.S. Intelligence community members and interagency law enforcement partners as well as an array of disparate players to rapidly understand and exploit adversaries’ weaknesses on the global commons. No longer is conflict confined simply to the battlefield, it reaches instantaneously from the conflict zone to our board rooms, our communities, and even to our children’s play grounds. To meet this threat, we require a new paradigm in which U.S. and international law enforcement, intelligence organizations, and Special Operations Forces (SOF) become one unified force; networked and connected as never before. As SOF become more lethal to the enemy, they must leverage and potentially add what may have been traditionally viewed as law enforcement techniques, tactics and procedures to their skill sets. Achieving this demands American industry actively engage with the SOF and special law enforcement communities to anticipate their needs creating a collaborative innovative eco-system where ideas are nurtured and developed to give our operators all they need to dominate this global struggle.

Our goal on the NDIA SO/LIC Board, through our annual symposium, is to stimulate and arbitrate this conversation leading to a closer and more collaborative relationship with USSOCOM. We see the symposium not only an industry event, but a community event where current, former and future operators can meet with innovators to shape the ideas and technology of the future. To do this we need an active, enrolled and collaborative community that shares ideas and concepts so we can create the tools that save lives and keep the global commons safe.

LOCATION Bethesda North Marriott Hotel & Conference Center 5701 Marinelli Road North Bethesda, MD 20852 (301) 822-9200

ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUETThe R. Lynn Rylander Award, DeProspero Lifetime Achievement Award, Superior Achievement Awards, and Essay Contest winners will be presented at the Annual Awards Banquet on Monday, February 13, 2017 in conjunction with this year’s symposium. Please note that the banquet is included for industry registrants; government registrants may purchase a banquet ticket for an additional fee.

ATTIREAppropriate dress for the symposium and Annual Awards Banquet is business for civilians and Class A uniform or uniform of the day for military personnel.

ID BADGEDuring symposium registration and check-in, each attendee will be issued an identification badge. Please be prepared to present a valid picture ID. Badges must be worn at all symposium functions.

SPEAKER DONATIONAs a “thank you” to our speakers, a donation will be made to the Special Operations Warrior Foundation. For additional information on the Foundation, please visit: http://www.specialops.org

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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2017 11:30 AM - 5:00 PM Registration Open Foyer

11:30 AM - 4:30 PM Exhibitor Move In

5:00 PM - 6:30 PM Networking Reception in Exhibit Hall Salons E-H

6:30 PM - 9:30 PM Annual Awards Banquet Salons A-D

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2017 7:00 AM - 4:45 PM Registration Open Foyer

7:00 AM - 8:00 AM Networking Breakfast Foyer

8:00 AM - 8:15 AM Welcoming Remarks Salons A-D uMr. Michael Kichman, UW Solutions; Chair, NDIA SO/LIC Division uCAPT Frank J. Michael, USN (Ret), Senior Vice President, Program Development, NDIA

8:15 AM - 9:00 AM Keynote Address 1 Salons A-D uGEN Raymond A. Thomas, III, USA, Commander, USSOCOM 8:30 AM - 3:00 PM Exhibit Hall Open Salons E-H

9:00 AM - 9:45 AM Networking Break Salons E-H

SYMPOSIUM CONTACTMrs. Jessica L. Roman, CMP Associate Director, Meetings, NDIA (703) 247-9476 jroman@ndia.org

EXHIBITS CONTACTMs. Luellen HoffmanDirector, Exhibits, NDIA (703) 247-9460 lhoffman@ndia.org

SPONSORSHIP CONTACTMs. Allison H. Carpenter, CEM, CMPAssociate Director, Sponsorship,NDIA (703) 247-2573 ahcarpenter@ndia.org

ADVERTISING CONTACTAdvertise in National DEFENSE magazine and increase your organization’s exposure. National DEFENSE will be distributed to attendees of this symposium, as well as other NDIA events. Ms. Kathleen KenneyDirector, Sales, NDIA(703) 247-2576kkenney@ndia.org

DIVISION CHAIRMr. Michael Kichman UW Solutions Chair, NDIA SO/LIC Division

NDIA EVENTSPlease visit the NDIA website for a complete listing of the events we offer.

www.ndia.org/events

9:45 AM - 11:45 AM Panel 1: Five Eyes Salons A-D Moderator: Dr. Peter McCabe, USAF (Ret), Senior Fellow, Joint Special Operations University uBG Paul Kenny, AUS, Deputy Director of Operations, USSOCOM uCol Craig Miller, USAF, Director J24, USSOCOM uCOL Alan Mulawyshyn, CAN, Vice Commander, SOCNORTH uBG Gregory Smith, CAN, Formerly Chief of Staff, Combined Joint Force Land Component Commander This panel will focus on the coalition partner view on how to further facilitate joint, combined, coalition and interagency warfare. The goal is to present existing gaps and challenge the audience to find appropriate solutions. 11:45 AM - 1:15 PM Networking Lunch Salons E-H Sponsored by: Teledyne Brown Engineering

1:15 PM - 2:00 PM Keynote Address 2 Salons A-D uLTG Mike Nagata, USA, Director, NCTC SOP

2:00 PM - 2:45 PM Networking Break Salons E-H

2:45 PM - 4:45 PM Panel 2: Component Commanders Salons A-D Moderator: Lt Gen Thomas Trask, USAF, Vice Commander, USSOCOM uMaj Gen Gregory Lengyel, USAF, Deputy Commander, JSOC uMaj Gen Carl Mundy III, USMC, Commander, MARSOC uRADM Timothy Szymanski, USN, Commander, NAVSPECWARCOM uLTG Kenneth E. Tovo, USA, Commander, USASOC uLt Gen Marshall “Brad” Webb, USAF, Commander, AFSOC

Strategic and operational implications, to include training, force structure, equipping and doctrine generated by the operational necessity to conduct coalition and interagency operations.

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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2017 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM Registration Open Foyer 7:00 AM - 8:00 AM Networking Breakfast Foyer

8:00 AM - 8:15 AM Opening Remarks Salons A-D uMr. Jared Ross, Senior Engagement Manager, National Security Sevice, Adobe Systems Federal; Symposium Chair, NDIA SO/LIC Division

8:15 AM - 9:00 AM Keynote Address 3 Salons A-D uLTG John Mulholland, USA (Ret), Director, Military Affairs

8:30 AM - 2:45 PM Exhibit Hall Open Salons E-H

9:00 AM - 9:45 AM Networking Break Salons E-H

9:45 AM - 11:45 AM Panel 3: Technical Acquisition Panel Salons A-D Moderator: Mr. Charles Wolf, DHS Science and Technology Directorate, Office of Public- Private Partnership, USCG, Maritime Intelligence Fusion Center-Pacific uMr. Jaymie Durnan, Strategic Initiatives, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Lincoln Laboratory uDr. Jason Matheny, Director, Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity uCOL Peter Newell, USA (Ret), Managing Partner, BMNT Partners, LLC

Since 9/11, the DoD created new processes and organizations to speed the acquisition and deployment of new technologies. Are these succeeding? What other changes are needed? What can be learned from the experience of other federal agencies?

11:45 AM - 1:15 PM Networking Lunch Salons E-H 1:15 PM - 2:00 PM Keynote Address 4 Salons A-D uMr. James “Hondo” Geurts, Acquisition Executive & Director SOF AT&L, USSOCOM 2:00 PM - 2:45 PM Networking Break - LAST CHANCE TO VIEW EXHIBITS! Salons E-H

2:45 PM - 4:45 PM Panel 4: Special Law Enforcement Special Mission Units Salons A-D Moderator: Ms. Katherine Gorka, President, Council on Global Security uMr. Wade Koontz, Director Air Operations, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Air and Marine Operations uCAPT Sean Regan, USCG, Commanding Officer, Maritime Security Response Team uMr. Chon Taylor, Deputy Commander, FBI Hostage Rescue Team Units of the Special Operations Command and some tactical units in Federal Law Enforcement utilize similar weapons, gear, aircraft, and vehicles. They also employ similar techniques, tactics, and procedures, often against the same opponents, albeit with different standards of engagement, on most occasions. At times, SOCOM and LE units have also acted in support of one another or as adjacent units. Since the similarities will continue and the likelihood of supporting one another may increase, this panel will address several questions of concern.

4:45 PM - 5:00 PM Closing Remarks uMr. Michael Kichman, UW Solutions; Chair, NDIA SO/LIC Division

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 20177:00 AM - 12:15 PM Registration Open Foyer

7:00 AM - 8:00 AM Networking Breakfast Foyer

8:00 AM - 8:15 AM Opening Remarks Salons A-D uMr. Michael Kichman, UW Solutions; Chair, NDIA SO/LIC Division

8:15 AM - 9:00 AM Keynote Address 5 Salons A-D

uMr. Sebastian Gorka, Deputy Assistant to the President, Strategic Initiatives Group

9:00 AM - 9:30 AM Networking Break Foyer

9:30 AM - 10:45 AM CONCURRENT SESSIONS: *Sessions are off the record and closed to the media* NEW THIS YEAR: We are opening up a new perspective with intimate breakout sessions creating an opportunity to interface with those actively engaged in execution of multi-agency collaborative efforts. You will have the opportunity to attend two out of three of the sessions.

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Innovation and Technology Acquisition White Oak A Moderator: Mr. Kirk Burton, Innovation Strategist, ByteCubed, LLC uMr. Jonathan Aberman, Founder and Managing Director, Amplifier Ventures and TandemNSI uMr. Tony Davis, Director, Agile Acquisition, USSOCOM

uMr. Mark Wales, Manager, Advanced Programs, Adobe Systems Federal, LLC uMr. Charles Wolf, DHS Science and Technology Directorate, Office of Public-Private Partnership, USCG, Maritime Intelligence Fusion Center-Pacific

Technology innovation is no longer confined to research laboratories, large companies or even to specific countries. Instead, technology development is a global endeavor where borders are irrelevant. Commercial, government, and academic organizations are searching for methods to develop deliberate internal innovation processes and capabilities. Whether it’s a collaborative effort across boundaries or within business units, unlocking innovation potential is now critical to success. This breakout session will consider what challenges limit our ability to get the latest and best technology into the hands of the combatting terrorism community. How are we challenging the status quo to get solutions to the field faster and are our efforts working? How can we work across agencies, share intellectual property, and maintain security at the same time?How do we leverage the untapped potential of our human capital without distracting from mission critical requirements?

Interagency Operations and Counter-Proliferation White Oak B Moderator: Mr. JD Zumwalt, USA Special Forces (Ret), Former Asymmetric Warfare Group Interagency Coordinator uCol Pat Malay, USMC (Ret), Former Battalion Commander Fallujah and Former RCT Commander Western Iraq uMSgt Todd Smalenberg, USMC (Ret), Force Recon, Joint IED Defeat Organization Joint Expeditionary Team Leader uMr. Keith Smith, Instructor of Criminology, Lynchburg College, Former Police Officer, DEA Special Agent, Operational Advisor Asymetric Warfare Group For centuries, organized criminal groups have profited from the movement of contraband in the international “black market”. The sale of contraband requires expertise in smuggling people, items, and money across borders. Our enemies have adopted these methods to covertly raise funds and to move weapons and people for operations. Consequently, a natural relationship has developed between terrorism, insurgencies, and transnational organized crime. The ability of our enemies to move weapons of mass destruction or to move people in a clandestine or covert manner to execute mass casualty attacks against us at home or abroad will likely require activity within the black market. How can the USG amass and distribute technology, personnel, and knowledge to prevent a catastrophic event?

The Joint Counterterrorism Workshop Series (JCTAWS) Brookside Moderator: Mr. Geoff Shapiro, Director, EMS & Operational Medicine Training, George Washington University uMr. Jeffery Afman, Director, Office of Counterterrorism and Security Preparedness, FEMA Protection & National Preparedness uMr. James Gordon, Los Angeles Police Department (Ret) uMr. Michael McMullen, Emergency Management Specialist, National Preparedness Directorate, FEMA Protection & National Preparedness uDr. E. Reed Smith, Operational Medical Director, Arlington County Fire Department uMr. Andre Stroud, National Counterterrorism Center

The Joint Counterterrorism Workshop Series (JCTAWS) has brought whole community partners together including law enforcement, fire, EMS, hospitals, public and private sector to discuss their counter terrorism planning and preparedness efforts. The JCTAWS workshop series illustrates the successes of combining experts from multiple government agencies. The interagency planning group consists of the National Counterterrorism Center (NCTC), the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Federal Emergency Management Administration (FEMA). The workshops focus on key topic areas including operational coordination, operational response capabilities, unified response planning, medical response and healthcare challenges, and private/public sector engagement. This breakout panel will address best practices as well as capabilities gaps across the counterterrorism cycle of mitigation, preparation, response, and recovery.

10:45 AM - 11:00 AM Networking Break Foyer

11:00 AM - 12:15 PM CONCURRENT SESSIONS *Sessions are off the record and closed to the media* (Repeats of earlier)

Innovation and Technology Acquisition White Oak A Moderator: Mr. Kirk Burton, Innovation Strategist,, ByteCubed, LLC uMr. Jonathan Aberman, Founder and Managing Director, Amplifier Ventures and TandemNSI uMr. Tony Davis, Director, Agile Acquisition, U.S. Special Operations Command

uMr. Mark Wales, Manager, Advanced Programs, Adobe Systems Federal, LLC uMr. Charles Wolf, DHS Science and Technology Directorate, Office of Public-Private Partnership, USCG, Maritime Intelligence Fusion Center-Pacific

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Interagency Operations and Counter-Proliferation White Oak B Moderator: Mr. JD Zumwalt, USA Special Forces (Ret), Former Asymmetric Warfare Group Interagency Coordinator uCol Pat Malay, USMC (Ret), Former Battalion Commander Fallujah and Former RCT Commander Western Iraq uMSgt Todd Smalenberg, USMC (Ret), Force Recon, Joint IED Defeat Organization Joint Expeditionary Team Leader uMr. Keith Smith, Instructor of Criminology, Lynchburg College, Former Police Officer, DEA Special Agent, Operational Advisor Asymetric Warfare Group The Joint Counterterrorism Workshop Series (JCTAWS) Brookside Moderator: Mr. Geoff Shapiro, Director, EMS & Operational Medicine Training, George Washington University uMr. Jeffery Afman, Director, Office of Counterterrorism and Security Preparedness, FEMA Protection & National Preparedness uMr. James Gordon, Los Angeles Police Department (Ret) uMr. Michael McMullen, Emergency Management Specialist, National Preparedness Directorate, FEMA Protection & National Preparedness uDr. E. Reed Smith, Operational Medical Director, Arlington County Fire Department uMr. Andre Stroud, National Counterterrorism Center

12:15 PM Program Adjourns

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EXHIBIT HALL FLOOR PLAN

Exhibitors by Company AS OF FEB 7, 23017

COMPANY NAME BOOTH #5.11 __________________________________________ 312ACG SYSTEMS _________________________________ 300ADOBE SYSTEMS, INC. __________________________ 113AMERIPACK, INC. _______________________________ 216BASIS TECHNOLOGY ____________________________ 211BELL HELICOPTER, A TEXTRON COMPANY __________ 100BERRY AVIATION, INC. __________________________ 116CRYSTAL GROUP, INC. ___________________________ 205CUBIC / GATR TECHNOLOGIES ____________________ 204DATAMINR, INC. ________________________________ 115DELTA-XRAY, INC. ______________________________ 108DIGITAL BARRIERS _____________________________ 217EPIQ SOLUTIONS_______________________________ 214EXCELITAS / QIOPTIQ AN EXCELITAS COMPANY _____ 316FDS AVIONICS CORP (FORMERLY FLIGHT DISPLAY SYSTEMS) ____________ 117GENERAL DYNAMICS MISSION SYSTEMS ____________ 213GULFSTREAM AEROSPACE _______________________ 303HASCALL-DENKE ______________________________ 313IBM__________________________________________ 304INTELLIGENT WAVES LLC ________________________ 106LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION ________________ 101LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LABORATORY _____________ 307MEDALCRAFT MINT, INC. _________________________ 215MISSION CRITICAL ENERGY, INC. __________________ 112MMI OUTDOOR ________________________________ 207MOTOROLA SOLUTIONS _________________________ 110MUTUALINK, INC._______________________________ 111NATIONAL DEFENSE INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION (NDIA) 99NATIONAL DEFENSE MAGAZINE __________________ 99NIH-NITAAC ___________________________________ 317O3B NETWORKS _______________________________ 302PERSISTENT SYSTEMS, LLC ______________________ 315PHYSICAL OPTICS CORPORATION _________________ 105PROX DYNAMICS USA, INC. ______________________ 301RAYTHEON BBN TECHNOLOGIES __________________ 310SAMSUNG SDSA _______________________________ 306SEMPER FORTIS SOLUTIONS, LLC _________________ 210SOURCEAMERICA ______________________________ 311SPECIAL SERVICES GROUP, LLC ___________________ 104TACTICAL MICRO _______________________________ 201TECORE NETWORKS ____________________________ 206THE BOEING COMPANY _________________________ 305THE OSS SOCIETY, INC. __________________________ 203WEL-FAB, INC. _________________________________ 114WENDELL’S MINT, INC. __________________________ 212WING INFLATABLES, INC. ________________________ 314

Exhibitors by Booth AS OF FEB 7, 23017

COMPANY NAME BOOTH #NATIONAL DEFENSE INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION (NDIA) 99NATIONAL DEFENSE MAGAZINE __________________ 99BELL HELICOPTER, A TEXTRON COMPANY __________ 100LOCKHEED MARTIN _____________________________ 101SPECIAL SERVICES GROUP, LLC ___________________ 104PHYSICAL OPTICS CORPORATION _________________ 105INTELLIGENT WAVES, LLC _______________________ 106DELTA-XRAY, INC. ______________________________ 108MOTOROLA SOLUTIONS _________________________ 110MUTUALINK, INC._______________________________ 111MISSION CRITICAL ENERGY, INC. __________________ 112ADOBE SYSTEMS, INC. __________________________ 113WEL-FAB, INC. _________________________________ 114DATAMINR, INC. ________________________________ 115BERRY AVIATION, INC. __________________________ 116FDS AVIONICS CORP (FORMERLY FLIGHT DISPLAY SYSTEMS) ____________ 117TACTICAL MICRO _______________________________ 201THE OSS SOCIETY, INC. __________________________ 203CUBIC / GATR TECHNOLOGIES ____________________ 204CRYSTAL GROUP, INC. ___________________________ 205TECORE NETWORKS ____________________________ 206MMI OUTDOOR ________________________________ 207SEMPER FORTIS SOLUTIONS, LLC _________________ 210BASIS TECHNOLOGY ____________________________ 211WENDELL’S MINT, INC. __________________________ 212GENERAL DYNAMICS MISSION SYSTEMS ____________ 213EPIQ SOLUTIONS_______________________________ 214MEDALCRAFT MINT _____________________________ 215AMERIPACK, INC. _______________________________ 216DIGITAL BARRIERS _____________________________ 217ACG SYSTEMS _________________________________ 300PROX DYNAMICS USA, INC. ______________________ 301O3B NETWORKS _______________________________ 302GULFSTREAM AEROSPACE _______________________ 303IBM__________________________________________ 304BOEING COMPANY _____________________________ 305SAMSUNG SDSA _______________________________ 306LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LABORATORY _____________ 307RAYTHEON BBN TECHNOLOGIES __________________ 310SOURCEAMERICA ______________________________ 3115.11 __________________________________________ 312HASCALL-DENKE ______________________________ 313WING INFLATABLES, INC. ________________________ 314PERSISTENT SYSTEMS, LLC ______________________ 315EXCELITAS / QIOPTIQ AN EXCELITAS COMPANY _____ 316NIH-NITAAC ___________________________________ 317

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Exhibitor Profiles5.11 312 We are innovators who make purpose-built gear for the most demanding missions. With a heritage of creating the authentic and original tactical pant, our vision is to define and lead the tactical gear industry by serving professionals worldwide. See more at 511tactical.com

ACG Systems 300 ACG Systems is the premier service solution developer delivecomplex integrated communications solutions to all Federal DoD and civilian agency customers. We manage the design, installation and support for our custom built radio solutions, combining our products into one customized deployable tactical kit for our customers’ distinctive missions.

Adobe Systems, Inc. 113 Adobe’s trusted and proven enterprise solutions enable next-generation digital government. We drive efficiency for government agencies and deliver remarkable experiences to the people they serve, all while securing and protecting mission critical content and data. www.adobe.com/government

Ameripack, Inc. 216 Ameripack is a manufacturer and distributor of rack mounted, transit and carrying cases. We specialize in custom foam and complete integration. We have over 6,000+ cases in stock in over 350+ sizes to select from. We offer free prototyping and design and our cases are COTS and meet a variety of Mil-Specs which appear on our website www.ameripack.com

Basis Technology 211 Basis Technology’s Rosette multi-language text analytic software is the leader in revealing meaningful information from unstructured text. For languages of principal interest to government intelligence, we apply natural language processing and machine learning to support border and national security missions, watch listing, entity extraction, identity resolution, disambiguation, name matching, and predictive intelligence. Basis Technology delivers innovative solutions to the government.

Bell Helicopter, A Textron Company 100 Bell Helicopter, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Textron Inc., is a leading producer of commercial and military, manned and

unmanned vertical-lift aircraft and of the revolutionary tiltrotor aircraft. Globally recognized for world-class customer service, innovation and superior quality, Bell’s global workforce serves customers flying Bell aircraft in more than 120 countries.

Berry Aviation, Inc. 116 Founded in 1983, Berry Aviation, Inc. (BAI), has been U.S. DoD CARB Approved since 1987. BAI provides specialized non-standard aviation solutions - including Passenger, Aerial Delivery, CASEVAC, Cargo, NVG, ISR, training, maintenance and modification - and possesses extensive operating experience in some of the world’s most austere and hostile environments. Headquartered in San Marcos, Texas, BAI has satellite facilities on three continents. (www.berryaviation.com)

Crystal Group, Inc. 205 Crystal Group, Inc, employee-owned small business in Hiawatha, Iowa, USA, designs & manufactures deployment-ready, rugged servers, displays, networking, embedded, and storage devices that fit mission critical applications. For almost 30 years Crystal Group has been developing rugged computing solutions for our customers’ most challenging needs. All products are designed and built to meet & exceed MIL-STDs 810F/G, 167-1, 461E/F, MIL-S-901D. Crystal Group has AS9100C and ISO 9001:2008 certified QMS

Cubic / Gatr Technologies 204 GATR Technologies manufactures inflatable satellite communication terminals that enable high-bandwidth satellite communications in remote areas. Deploys in 2 cases, weighing less than 200 lbs, GATR reduces logistical size by 85% while delivering the same performance as rigid antennas, ideal for first-in deployments and remote applications. Available in Ku-, C-, and WGS certified X- & Ka-bands.

Dataminr, Inc. 115 Dataminr is a service that creates real-time, actionable breaking news alerts from public social media activity. Our powerful algorithms instantly transform all publicly available Twitter data & other public datasets into actionable news alerts that enable security, operations, financial, & communications professionals around the world to be proactively alerted to must-know information as events unfold. Alerts are delivered via desktop applications and workflow-integrated notifications. 

Delta-Xray, Inc. 108 Delta-Xray, Inc., U.S. agent for Vidisco high resolution, portable X-ray security systems that are used by every US federal agency/military service (30+ by SOCOM in ‘14; 30 by State Dep’t in ‘15). They are 14-16 bit, 3.5+ lp/mm, fully wireless, in case or backpack, Slider provides 4-image composite coverage, dual energy/organic detection capable. www.vidisco.com. sales@delta-xray.com.

Digital Barriers 217 Digital Barriers provides intelligent solutions to the global surveillance, security and safety market. We deliver zero-latency streaming and analysis of secure video and related intelligence over wireless networks (cellular, satellite, IP mesh and cloud) utilising significantly less bandwidth than standard technologies. We also provide vehicle and body-worn applications, advanced video content analysis, facial recognition and people-screening solutions to identify safety concerns in real-time.

Epiq Solutions 214 Epiq Solutions designs micro-miniature SDR transceiver systems; SWaP-optimized for Special Mission Unit (SMU) applications. Experts in RF, system design, and 2G/3G/4G cellular and wireless protocols including Wi-Fi & Bluetooth, with turnkey solutions for: • Cellular Towers: Survey, Monitor, Locate • Cellular Handsets: Detect, IDENTIFY, Locate • COVERT Communications, Surveillance, Reconnaissance, Collection

Excelitas/ Qioptiq an Excelitas Company 316 Qioptiq, an Excelitas Technologies Company, designs and manufactures photonic products and solutions and is one of the world’s principal designers and manufacturers of infra-red (Thermal), image intensified and fused night vision weapon sights and surveillance equipment. Qioptiq in-service sights are military ruggedized, high performance and low power. Our mission is to deliver high performance equipment for demanding environments and a fully integrated through life support service.

FDS Avionics Corp. 117 Headquartered in Alpharetta, Georgia, FDS is a leading designer, developer, and manufacturer of cabin electronics for business and commercial aircraft. This includes Cabin Management Systems, In-flight Entertainment solutions, and ruggedized Military Special Mission displays. FDS also specializes in customized solutions for special applications requiring adherence to military and commercial specifications.

General Dynamics Mission Systems 213 General Dynamics Mission Systems helps customers defend networks against dynamic threats by developing, deploying and sustaining encryption products, systems and services to protect, detect, monitor, analyze and respond. Our world class family of cyber defense products includes the TACLANE® family, the world’s most widely deployed Type 1 network encryptor.

Gulfstream Aerospace 303 Gulfstream designs, develops, manufactures, markets, services and supports the world’s most technologically advanced business jet aircraft. The performance and reliability of Gulfstream’s aircraft have earned the company the distinction and privilege of serving all five branches of the U.S. military through its Special Missions Program. More Gulfstream aircraft perform in government and military service than any other large cabin business jets in the world.

Hascall-Denke 313 With 30 years of antenna design and manufacturing experience, Hascall-Denke has become the World’s Antenna Source for high quality radio and communications equipment.  Our engineers design innovative solutions that meet customer requirements and provide antenna solutions that perform in extreme environments, under extreme conditions.  “Never Expect Less” with Hascall-Denke antennas.

IBM 304 Defense and Intelligence Organizations in the Cognitive Era need systems and capabilities that can enhance digital intelligence exponentially – shortening the lifecycle from collection, to analysis and situational understanding. IBM offers defense solutions deliver deeper situational understanding, empower the threat analyst or mission personnel while balancing privacy, security and legal concerns with mission effectiveness.

Intelligent Waves, LLC 106 Intelligent Waves (a certified Veteran Owned Small Business) is a premier provider of information technology (IT) data services and solutions enabling secure, end-to-end information sharing and communications from any technology anywhere. Intelligent Waves derives this unique ability from years of military operations and communications support in tactical through strategic environments.

Lockheed Martin Corporation 101 Headquartered in Bethesda, Maryland, Lockheed Martin is a global security and aerospace company that employs approximately 98,000 people worldwide and is principally engaged in the research, design, development, manufacture, integration and sustainment of advanced technology systems, products and services.

Los Alamos National Laboratory 307 LANL is a multidisciplinary research institution engaged in strategic science, enhancing national security by ensuring the safety and reliability of the U.S. nuclear stockpile, developing technologies to reduce threats from weapons of mass destruction, and solving problems related to energy, environment, infrastructure, health and global security concerns.

Medalcraft Mint 215 Medalcraft Mint, Inc. specializes in the production of custom, die-struck challenge coins, official & commemorative identifying badges, lapel pins, wall seals and other recognition items. We are proud to offer American made products, manufactured in Green Bay, WI. We employ our own highly skilled artists, die engravers and finishers. All processes are under one roof with strict quality control measures in place to guarantee complete customer satisfaction.

Mission Critical Energy, Inc. 112 Mission Critical Energy  is a strategic provider and integrator of off-grid electrical generating equipment including the famous Superwind Micro Wind Turbines used in autonomous operation often years at a time for border security & communications; at sea, in the desert, in Arctic conditions and other harsh & hostel environments.

MMI Outdoor 207 MMI Outdoor designs and manufactures an array of field shelters including the pop up bed net and the enhanced bed net system that are both under contract to DLA. We are also the domestic manufacturer and military distributor of Granite Tactical Gear

who designed the Chief Patrol Pack under contract to SOCOM as well as an exceptional array of load carriage accessories. We also carry the DepSOC360 line of camouflage items and offer thermal defeating veils for those in need of concealment.

Motorola Solutions 110 Motorola Solutions SDR platforms access intelligence feeds across spectrum to increase situational awareness and real-time intelligence. We offer one-box-solutions that adapt to multiple mission types. Combined with tailored applications, your personnel will be more nimble, have real-time data for faster decision-making and improve mission efficiencies. Motorola Solutions for modern battlefield solutions

Mutualink, Inc. 111 Mutualink offers state of the art secure interoperable communications and information sharing solutions for U.S. and Coalition defense partners. Voice shared over military and commercial LMR radios, video from cameras and mobile devices, as well as text messages and data files shared between individuals and collaborating agencies provide real-time communications.Mutualink is the Interoperable Communications and Information Sharing Platform of Choice for NATO Special Operations Forces.

NDIA 99 NDIA’s vast network of members embodies the full spectrum of corporate, government, academic, and individual stakeholders who advocate for a strong, vigilant, and innovative national defense. As part of this diverse network, over 1,600 corporate and 85,000 individual members are actively developing best practices, initiatives, technology, and products in defense with continued guidance and feedback from key stakeholders.

NIH-NITAAC 317 The National Institutes of Health Information Technology Acquisition and Assessment Center (NITAAC) is an OMB Executive Agent with three government-wide acquisition contracts valued at $60 billion. A full service acquisition office, NITAAC can help any federal civilian or DoD agency acquire IT products, services and solutions faster and more efficiently.

O3b Networks 302 O3b Networks is a provider of global managed communication services, operating a state-of-the-art fleet of high throughput, low latency satellites as well as a global

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terrestrial infrastructure. O3b delivers carrier-grade Data Networking Solutions to government customers , Non-governmental Organizations (NGOs), Mobile Network Operators (MNOs), Internet Service Providers (ISPs), telcos and enterprises in the most remote and inaccessible places on the planet. O3b connectivity enables military and other government customers to provide high performance connectivity, including 3G, 4G/LTE and true broadband service, wherever it’s needed via the company’s high availability, fiber-equivalent global network. O3b Networks is a wholly owned subsidiary of SES.

Persistent Systems, LLC 315 Persistent Systems, LLC is a global communications technology company which develops and manufactures a patented and secure Mobile Ad Hoc Network: Wave Relay®. Persistent’s R&D team has designed wireless networking protocols to support their cutting edge system. Products are field proven and utilized in Military, Government, and Unmanned System markets.

Physical Optics Corporation 105 Physical Optics Corporation is a systems integrator of advanced technology serving the military, defense, security and commercial markets. Manufacturing thrust areas include next generation avionics systems such as flight data recorders, advanced data transfer systems and mass memory units for both military and commercial aircraft. Other product efforts include integrated wearable networks, surveillance systems, and electronic warfare filters.

Prox Dynamics USA, Inc. 301 Prox Dynamics is the world leader in NANO UAS and we have developed the first operational NANO UAV. The Black Hornet is a “Pocket Sized” system, allowing dismounted troops an immediate and organic ISR tool, a game-changing capability for tomorrow’s fight! The whole system weights less than 3 lbs, has a range of 1 mile and up to 25 minutes endurance with both day and night capability. The Black Hornet has been sold to more than 15 nations worldwide.

Raytheon BBN Technologies 310 BBN has been solving complex problems for the U.S. government for almost 70 years. Our technologies allow users to search audio and video, communicate in another language, or find important content in foreign language media. Stop by to see demos of our foreign-language

media monitoring systems and our two-way speech-to-speech translation system.

Samsung SDSA 306 Samsung SDS America (SDSA) is the U.S. subsidiary of Samsung SDS, a $7B global software solutions and IT services company. SDSA helps companies optimize their productivity, make smarter business decisions, and improve their competitive positions in a hyper-connected economy using our enterprise software solutions for mobility, security and advanced analytics.

Semper Fortis Solutions, LLC 210 Semper Fortis Solutions (SFS) is a Systems Engineering and Software Integration company with deep background in Information and Cyber Security. Our Information and Cyber Security expertise is focused on U.S. government and commercial solutions. SFS also maintains depth of experience in Quick Reaction Capability (QRC), Command, Control, Communication, Computers, Combat Systems, Cyber Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance (C6ISR) Systems supporting Global Full Spectrum Operations.

SourceAmerica 311 SourceAmerica: good for business, good for America. Through our network of nonprofits, we supply products and services that meet the strictest quality standards at competitive prices. We match government and commercial contracts with nonprofits that employ a dedicated workforce to get the job done—people with significant disabilities. We link Federal procurement customers with the nonprofits that supply AbilityOne products and services, providing contracting management and support along the way.

Special Services Group, LLC 104 Special Services Group, LLC provides technical surveillance solutions for asymmetrical and mobile environments. SSG has developed an innovative line of covert tags, tracking and locating devices utilizing infrared spectrums of light, a miniature line of radio frequency beacons for TTL missions, custom tactical power solutions, IP video solutions, covert audio transmitters, and thermal, satellite, cellular and RF sensors for persistent operations in austere conditions.

Tactical Micro 201 Tactical Micro is an engineering systems integration company specializing in range instrumentation, audio/video broadcasting and recording systems for use on military

training ranges and exercises. Our engineers have over 30 years of experience in developing military training products and supporting military range instrumentation projects.

Tecore Networks 206 Tecore Networks has a single focus; enabling 3G, 4G and LTE-A communications for today’s war fighter. From tactical on the move, dismounted man-pack, or networked base communications, Tecore’s 3G, 4G and LTE-A Network in a Box® solutions enable soldiers to leverage the power of secure Smartphone technology at the tactical edge. - C4ISR - Tactical Information Systems & Networks - Wireless Communications and Technology

The Boeing Company 305 Boeing is the world’s largest aerospace company and innovative manufacturer of commercial jetliners and defense, space and security systems. A top U.S. exporter, Boeing products and services include commercial and military aircraft, satellites, weapons, C4ISR, electronic and defense systems, launch systems, and performance-based logistics and training.

The OSS Society, Inc. 203 The OSS Society is a nonprofit organization that honors the historic accomplishments of the Office of Strategic Services, the World War II predecessor to the CIA and the U.S. Special Operations Command, and educates the American public about the importance of strategic intelligence and special operations to the preservation of freedom.

WEL-FAB, INC. 114 Wel-Fab, Inc. established themselves as a military supplier of Collapsible Cargo Containers. Our containers are air flight certified and fit onto the 463 aircraft pallet. We have also developed a Lightweight Inflatable Decontamination System (LIDS). LIDS is the first Decontamination system to be fully tested and approved by the JPEO and is fielded throughout the entire Department of Defense. LIDS have proven to be the lightest, fastest deploying, decontamination system ever designed.

Wendell’s Mint, Inc. 212 Wendell’s Mint produces U.S. Made Challenge Coins. Utilizing state of the art minting and painting processes, we are able to deliver best in class quality at prices competitive with foreign manufactured products.

Wing Inflatables, Inc. 314 Over the past three decades, Wing Inflatables has been the premier provider for RHIB sponsons and collars. Our Northern California facility provides over 90% of the US military collars, as well as many more throughout the world. For years, we have also been supporting a variety of special development projects ranging from sea to space. Our valued OEM, DOD and DHS partnerships have continued to expand beyond the collar business. Most immediately, we are excited to announce Wing’s award of the largest program of record contract for inflatable boats. The NAVSUP contract supports the US Navy’s current and future mission needs for  4.7 meter combat rubber raiding craft. After almost four years since inception of the contract vehicle, and over two years in rigorous inspection consideration, the Award was just provided to Wing Inflatables as of March 31, 2016. This will add to US military joint operation capabilities between the Navy, Air Force and Army. AFSOC and the AF PJ’s have updated and transitioned their fleet of inflatable craft with over 250 Wing P4.7 CRRC’s. Wing values our partnerships in industry and within the military and strives to provide the best, most mission capable product available around the globe. 

28TH ANNUAL SO/LIC SYMPOSIUM & EXHIBITION

FEBRUARY 13 - 16, 2017

Final Roster AS OF FEB 23, 23017

Ms. Sierra AbbottSC2 Corporation

Mr. Jonathan AbermanAmplifier Ventures

Mr. Jeffery AfmanFEMA Protection & National Preparedness

Lt Col Gary Alexander, USAF17th Special Tactics Squadron

Col Mark Alsid, USAF (Ret)Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company

Col John Alvarez, USAF (Ret)JSOU

Mr. Dave AndersonTrillium Research, Inc.

Mr. James AndersonTrijicon, Inc.

Mr. Amir AnsariIBM

Ms. Frances AriasGreen Beret Foundation

Mr. Ken AsburyCACI, Inc. - Federal

Col Doyle Babe, USAF (Ret)Booz Allen Hamilton

Ms. Sonia BagherianTactical Defense Media

Mr. David BalistreriTeledyne Brown Engineering, Inc.

Mr. Tom BargnesiLockheed Martin Corporation

Mr. Kevin BaronDefense One

Mr. Jon BarrowBarbaricum

Mr. Bill BassettLockheed Martin Aeronautics Company

Mr. Mark BeckerDTRA

CPT Charles Benson, USACamp Atterbury-Muscatatuck Center For Complex Operations

SFC Neal Benson, USAElbit Systems of America, LLC

Mr. David BinnarrJankel Tactical Systems, LLC

Mr. Billy BirdzellModern Warfare

Mr. Mike BlefkoSES Government Solutions

Mr. Andrew BoreneIARPA

Col John Bowen, USAF (Ret)iGov

MAJ Scott Bowles, USA (Ret)Northrop Grumman Corporation

MG Ken Bowra, USA (Ret)Excelitas Technologies

COL Leo Bradley, USA (Ret)Leo Bradley Consulting, LLC

Mr. Francis BranchCOLSA Corporation

Mr. Bryan BriggsApplied Research Associates, Inc.

Mr. Andrew BroughNaval Surface Warfare Center-Crane Division

Capt CB Brown, USAF16th Special Tactics Squadron

Ms. Margie BrownArmada International

Mr. Todd BrymerSt. Michaels, Inc.

Ms. Carrie BurchardSandia National Laboratories

LTC Kirk Burton, USA (Ret)Byte Cubed

Mr. Daniel CabelNaval Surface Warfare Center-Crane Division

Col Paul Caltagirone, USAF (Ret)SOF Intelligence Solutions

Col Shawn Cameron, USAFUSAF

Mr. Kevin CamilliGrey Aviation Advisors and Solutions, Inc.

COL Jim Campbell, USA (Ret)Ishpi Information Technologies, Inc.

Mr. Pete CareyBAE Systems

CAPT Herb Carmen, USN (Ret)Textron Defense Systems

CW5 Ed Carter, USA (Ret)Excelitas Technologies

Mr. Craig CatesTeledyne Brown Engineering, Inc.

Mr. Dino CencettiAlion Science and Technology

SGM Mike Chaney, USA (Ret)Andrews International Government Services

Mr. Ray ChapmanElbit Systems of America, LLC

Mr. Brad ChatlosIBM

Mr. Tim ChildreyAAR Airlift Group

MGen Mark Clark, USMC (Ret)Resolute Solutions, LLC

Lt Col RJ Clark, USAF (Ret)Honeywell Aerospace

Ms. Shannon ClarkPalantir Technologies

Mr. Raymond ClarkeINVISIO

Col J.D. Clem, USAF (Ret)

Mr. Don ClineElbit Systems of America, LLC

Mr. Jim CluckJWC Group, Inc.

Mr. Jared CoeOGSystems

Ms. Evelyn ColeL3 Technologies

Maj Gen Richard Comer, USAF (Ret)The Hoplite Group

Mr. Darryl ConleyL3 Technologies

COL Chris Conner, USA (Ret)Navanti Group, LLC.

LTC Steve Cook, USA (Ret)Rafael USA, Inc.

Mr. Charles CoolidgeAirbus Group, Inc.

CW5 Dave Cooper, USA (Ret)Lockheed Martin Corporation

Col Ted Corallo, USAF (Ret)The Boeing Company

Mr. Tom CorbettBooz Allen Hamilton

Mr. David CordovaDSM Dyneema, LLC

Col Toby Corey, USAF (Ret)Elbit Systems of America, LLC

Mr. Steve CoronatoThales Defense & Security, Inc.

Mr. Bill CoultrupCommuter Air Technology

Mr. Matthew CoxMilitary.com

Mr. Jason CrawfordWinTec Arrowmaker, Inc.

Col Keith Crawford, USAFUSSOCOM

Ms. Rhonda CrawfordSOF Intelligence Solutions

Mr. Vince CrookDHL Express

COL Mike Cummins, USA (Ret)Booz Allen Hamilton

LTG Dell Dailey, USA (Ret)

Col Tim Davidson, USAF (Ret)Davidson Consulting Services, LLC

Mr. Tony DavisUSSOCOM

Mr. Jose de la FuenteAirbus Defense & Space, Inc.

LTC Bill Delaney, USA (Ret)FN America, LLC

Mr. Teresa DeLilleHascall-Denke

Mr. David DePalmaAston Capital

Ms. Joelle DerbonneAutomotive Management Services

Mr. Jake DeuelSandia National Laboratories

Mr. Mike DickersonCACI, Inc. - Federal

Mr. Jim DiehlODNI

Mr. Al DiLeonardoThe HumanGeo Group

COL John Dillon, USA (Ret)KEYW Corporation

Lt Col Douglas Distaso, USAFUSSOCOM WFO

Mr. Chris DolleHarris Corporation

LtCol Tom Dougherty, USMC (Ret)Dispersive Technologies, Inc.

Mr. John Doyle4GWAR Blog

Ms. Kim DozierThe Daily Beast

Col Bill Drennan, USAF (Ret)

Mr. James DrewAviation Week & Space Technology

LTC Dave Duffy, USA (Ret)Silverback7

Mr. Michael DuncanTakata Corp.

Mr. Todd DurantARC Technologies, Inc.

Mr. Randy DurhamThe Spectrum Group

Mr. Jaymie DurnanASD(R&E)

Mr. Nader ElguindiCYDECOR

Mr. Itzhak ElimelechIMI Services USA, Inc.

Mr. Dave EllisSystems Planning and Analysis, Inc.

Ms. Malala ElstonCandy Group USA

Ms. Jane EngelTactical Defense Media

LTC Adrian Erckenbrack, USA (Ret)Silver Eagle Manufacturing Company

Mr. Andy EricksonLos Alamos National Laboratory

28TH ANNUAL SO/LIC SYMPOSIUM & EXHIBITION

FEBRUARY 13 - 16, 2017

LTC John Erwin, USA (Ret)Dun & Bradstreet

Col Gordy Ettenson, USAF (Ret)Air Force International Affairs

Mr. Rein Faber

Mr. Mark FaginLeidos

Mr. Nick FarahCACI, Inc. - Federal

Mr. Jonathan FarnhamLiquid Measurement Systems

Brig Gen Sean Farrell, USAFAFSOC

Mr. Michael FieldsonSOF AT&L/PEO-FW

Mr. Chris FisherDAMCO

Mr. James FitzpatrickCACI, Inc. - Federal

Mr. Antony FletcherBritish Embassy

Mr. Kirk FlittieAeroVironment, Inc.

Mr. Joe FloresCALIBRE Systems, Inc.

SFC Lance Flory, USAA/4/5th SFG(A)

Mr. David FlynnSR Technologies, Inc.

MSgt Justin Foles, USAF17th Special Tactics Squadron

Maj Gen John Folkerts, USAF (Ret)Battelle Memorial Institute

Mr. Fredrick FosterAndrews International Government Services

Mr. Dean FranksSkyBridge Tactical

Mr. Scott FrautschiCACI, Inc. - Federal

Mr. Jim FullerNorthrop Grumman Corporation

Mr. Lancen FullerLockheed Martin Corporation

BG Les Fuller, USA (Ret)Weatherhaven Resources Inc.

Mr. Josh FultzKEYW Corporation

LTC Joe Funderburke, USAU.S. Special Operations Command

Mr. Mike GaffneyCACI, Inc. - Federal

Mr. Kyle GahanIshpi Information Technologies, Inc.

Mr. Mike GaughanCACI, Inc. - Federal

Mr. J.R. GearL3 Technologies

CAPT R. Murray Gero, USN (Ret)Lockheed Martin Corporation

Mr. James GeurtsUSSOCOM

Mr. John GigantiAM General

Mr. Darin GilderoyKipper Tool Company

Mr. Victor GilroyUSSOCOM

Mr. Brian GinnLockheed Martin Aeronautics Company

SGM Alexander Goeb, USA

Mr. Tony GomezRiverbed Technology, Inc.

Mr. Jim GordonFEMA

Dr. Sebastian GorkaLibrary Technical Services

MAJ Edward Graham, USAUSASOC

Gen Al Gray, USMC (Ret)Potomac Institute F/ Policy Studies

COL Bobby Green, USA (Ret)Deployed Resources, LLC

Ms. Whitney GrespinPrecision Aviation

Mr. Jon GruenLockheed Martin Corporation

Mr. Robert GuidrySC2 Corp

Mr. Bret GuilfordLockheed Martin Corporation

Mr. Mark GusemanCACI, Inc. - Federal

LTC Eric Haider, USA (Ret)Science Applications International Corporation

CSM Peter Harbeck, USA (Ret)Gentex Corporation

Col Tracy Hardwick, USAF (Ret)DHL Express

SFC Robert Harris, USA (Ret)Vexisse Group, LLC.

Mr. Jim HayesPiasecki Aircraft Corporation

Ms. Selina HayesHayes Group International

LTC Ron Haynes, USA (Ret)WorldWide Language Resources, Inc.

Mr. Gerard HeerinkSayres and Associates Corporation

Mr. Greg HellmanPOLITICO

Mr. Thomas HendrixGRA Maven

Ms. Tricia HerndonNSWC Crane Division

MG Pat Higgins, USA (Ret)Goldbelt, Inc

Lt Col John Hillsman, USAF (Ret)KEYW Corporation

Ms. Hope Hodge SeckMilitary.com

Mr. Rich HolcombUSASOC

Gen Charlie Holland, USAF (Ret)

Mr. J.J. HolmesUTC Aerospace Systems

COL Steve Hoogland, USA (Ret)Joint Improvised Threat (JIDO)

MSG Troy Hopcroft, USA (Ret)Black Tree, LLC

Mr. Pat HostDefense Daily

Dr. Susan Houde-WalterLaserMax, Inc.

Dr. John Hoven

COL Russ Hrdy, USA (Ret)Battelle Memorial Institute

Mr. Michael HubbellSchafer Corporation

Col Hubie Huebert, USAF

Lt Col Pete Hughes, USAFAFSOC

Mr. Thomas HullLockheed Martin Corporation

Mr. Bryan HurleyMission Essential Personnel, LLC

Ms. Gretchen IdsingaMichael Baker Global Services

Mr. Ferd Irizarry3DFS, LLC

Mr. Wade Ishimoto

LTC Robert Jenkins, USAUSASOC

Ms. Annie JohnIBM

Mr. John JohnsKEYW Corporation

Mr. Steven JonesThe Boeing Company

Mr. Todd JonesRamona Research

Col Jordie Jordan, USAF (Ret)L3 Mission Integration

Col Seth Junkins, USAF (Ret)The Boeing Company

Mr. Mike KarakiTARDEC

Mr. Dave KasbergRolls-Royce Corporation

SGM Chuck Kay, USA (Ret)Applied Signal Technology, Inc.

LTC Santipong Keller, USA (Ret)Special Operations Command Pacific

Mr. Danny KelleyThe Boeing Company

Mr. Sean KellyThe Charles Stark Draper Laboratory, Inc.

Ms. Kelly Kenney

Mr. Paul KennyUSSOCOM

Dr. Brian KentFayetteville State University

COL Michael Kershner, USA (Ret)Cape Fox Federal Integrators

Mr. Mike KichmanUW Solutions

LtCol Brent Knippenberg, USMC (Ret)Professional Solutions, LLC

Mr. George KochliEngility

COL Keith Kodalen, USA (Ret)The Boeing Company

Mr. Jared KohlJankel Tactical Systems, LLC

Mr. Wade KoontzDHS-U.S. Customs & Border Protection

Col Gianni Koskinas, USAF (Ret)Hoplite Group

CDR Otto Kreisher, USN (Ret)Seapower Magazine

CPT Brit Kreitz, USA (Ret)NTS Technical Systems

A1C Blaine Kurtz, USAFLMJ International Logistics

Mr. Joe KyserThe MITRE Corporation

LTC Chris Lancaster, USA (Ret)Weatherhaven Resources Inc.

Mr. Christopher LarkinITA International LLC

Ms. Tanya LechelLos Alamos National Laboratory

Mr. Alex LeeEmbassy of Singapore

Maj Gen Gregory Lengyel, USAFJSOC

COL Harry Lesser, USA (Ret)Decide-Detect-Deliver Consulting, LLC

Col Andrew Lewin, USAFSpecial Operations Command Pacific

CW05 Tom Lindenmayer, USMC (Ret)Shedd Brook Associates

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FEBRUARY 13 - 16, 2017

Mr. Keith LinthicumCACI, Inc. - Federal

Mr. Paul LlovioUSASOC

CAPT Chuck Lockett, USN (Ret)Alion Science and Technology

Mr. Mark LongInsitu, Inc.

Ms. Karen LongoriaIris Technology Corporation

Ms. Ellen LordTextron, Inc.

Mr. Christian LoweWe Are The MIghty

Mr. Chris LuchtefeldCape Fox Federal Integrators

Mr. Ken LundgrenNational Air Cargo

Mr. Michael LuptonRSC-NCR

COL Mark Maier, USAKaye Scholer, LLP

Mr. Bill MaloneChemring Ordnance, Inc.

Mr. Costa MaroulisAutomotive Management Services

Mr. John MartinsonElbit Systems of America, LLC

Mr. Jason MathenyIntelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity

Dr. Peter McCabeJSOU

Mr. Rob McClintockL3 Technologies

Mr. Joel McgahaLockheed Martin Corporation

CAPT Anthony McKinney, USN (Ret)Cisco Systems, Inc.

Mr. Theo McKinnonSystems Planning and Analysis, Inc.

Lt Col Charles McMullen, USAFUSAF - SAF/AQ Global Reach

Mr. Michael McMullenFEMA

Mr. Cormac MeinersIBM

Mr. Oliver MeissnerThe CONSILIO Group

SGT Anthony Melé, USAAmi Global Security, LLC

Mr. Raymond MelnykBooz Allen Hamilton

Mr. John MengucciCACI, Inc. - Federal

COL Richard Menhart, USA (Ret)CACI, Inc. - Federal

Maj Gen Roosevelt Mercer, USAF (Ret)Federal Aviation Administration

Mr. Henry MerhoffSFC Energy, Inc.

Mr. Lukasz MiazgowskiCenrex

Col Craig Miller, USAFSOCOM/J2

Mr. Stephen MillerArmada International

Ms. Jordana MishoryInside The Pentagon

Mr. Max MontagueConstellis

Mr. Dennis MooreAimpoint, Inc.

Dr. Tom MooreU.S. Naval War College

Mr. John MorganIBM

Mr. Michael MorganAeroVironment, Inc.

Mr. Dan MorrisUltiSat

MG David Morris, USA (Ret)Bramer Group, LLC

Mr. Sam MorthlandThe Mayvin Consulting Group, Inc.

Col Randy Moulton, USAF (Ret)Moulton Cogent Performance, Inc.

Mr. Pete Moutsatson3M Company

Mr. Mike MuddSikorsky Aircraft Corporation

Mr. Alan MulawshynSOC North

LTG John Mulholland, USAUSSOCOM

BG Sean Mulholland, USA (Ret)Emerging Technology Support, LLC

Mgen Carl Mundy, USMCMARSOC

Ms. Carlo MunozThe Washington Post

Mr. John MunsonLockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control

COL John Murphy, USAJSOU

Ms. Joanie MyersStrategic Link Partners

LTG Michael Nagata, USANational Counterterrorism Center

Mr. Wahid NawabiAeroVironment, Inc.

Mr. Sean Naylor

Mr. Timothy NewberryWhite Canvas Group, LLC.

COL Peter Newell, USA (Ret)BMNT Partners, LLC

Mr. Todd NewtonUTC Aerospace Systems

Mr. David NislickExcelitas Technologies

Mr. Michael O’ConnellGardaWorld Federal Services

Mr. Sean O’NeillIris Technology Corporation

COL Andrii Ordynovych, USAEmbassy of Ukraine

Mr. Bill OstrowskiThe Charles Stark Draper Laboratory, Inc.

Mr. Richard OwenADI Technologies, Inc.

COL William Owen, USA (Ret)Lockheed Martin Corporation

COL Patrick Pallatto, USA (Ret)

Ms. Eileen PariseThe Hawkeye Group

COL Bill Parker, USA (Ret)Parker Ostovich & Associates

LtCol Worth Parker, USMCMarine Corps Forces Special Operations Command

Mr. Dan ParsonsDefense Daily

Mr. Darin PartridgeSpace Dynamics Laboratory, Utah State University

Mr. JP PatriarchErickson Incorporated

Mr. Fred PattersonDAMCO

Mr. Roy PattersonThe Diplomat Group

LTC Chip Payne, USA (Ret)Hurt, Norton & Associates

Col Otoo Pernotto, USAF (Ret)Mission Secure, Inc.

MSgt Zachery Peters, USMC1st Marine Special Operations Battalion

Mr. Mark PetersonUSSOCOM

Dr. Ralph PetroffMarathon Robotics, Inc.

Mr. Anthony PieskeUTC Aerospace Systems

Mr. Charles PinckThe OSS Society

Mr Robert PixleyQuick Services, LLC

Ms. Farah PlangeDigital Barriers

Mr. Eli PolovinaNokomis, Inc.

Brig Gen Imre Porkolab, Hungarian Defense ForcesNATO HQ Supreme Allied Commander Transformation

Mr. Mark PowellUSASOC

Mr. Azarel RamRafael USA, Inc.

CW5 Brad Rassega, USA (Ret)The Boeing Company

VADM Charles Ray, USCGU.S. Coast Guard District 14

CAPT Sean Regan, USCGMaritime Security Response Team

Mr. Justin ReidHydroid, Inc.

Mr. Paul ReistiTility, LLC

Mr. Jim RiceTVAR Solutions

Mr. Brad RobergeForcepoint

MSG Richard Robertson, USA (Ret)UT-Battelle/Oak Ridge National Laboratory

COL Doug Rombough, USA (Ret)Logos Technologies, LLC

SGM Jared Ross, USA (Ret)Adobe Systems Federal

Lt Col Max Rothman, USAF (Ret)Airbus Group, Inc.

Ms. Alison RubinConflict Kinetics Corporation

Mr. Terry RyanTenax Aerospace, LLC

Mr. Chinmoy SabudAricent, Inc.

CAPT Jason Salata, USNNAVSPECWARCOM

Mr. Hank SandersThe Boeing Company

Mr. Mark SandersR3 Strategic Support Group

Mr. Darryl SargentThe Charles Stark Draper Laboratory, Inc.

Mr. Bud SauvageauLockheed Martin Corporation

Mr. John ScarcelloLockheed Martin Corporation

Col David Schantz, USAF (Ret)Lockheed Martin Corporation

Mr. Eric SchmittNew York Times

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FEBRUARY 13 - 16, 2017

MAJ Gerhard Schulz, USA (Ret)Harris Corporation

Mr. Mattathias SchwartzThe Intercept

Gen Norty Schwartz, USAF (Ret)Business Executives for National Security

Mr. Matthew SchweersITA International LLC

LT Jeff Schwind, USCGUSCG Maritime Security Response Team

Mr. Doug ScottTextron, Inc.

MAJ Garrett Searle, USANaval Postgraduate School

Mr. Alan SeiseiTility, LLC

Mr. Geoffrey ShapiroGWU/CTECC

Mr. Paul ShaskanTorrent Loading Systems , LLC.

COL Bob Shaw, USA (Ret)PAE, Inc.

Mr. Christian SheehyTactical Defense Media

Mr. Jeff SheltonThe Boeing Company

MAJ John Shepherd, USA (Ret)

Mr. Chuck SheppardPAE, Inc.

Lt Col Edison Shinn, USAF (Ret)General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc.

Mr. Todd ShookDHL Express

Dr. Joshua SinaiPerspectives on Terrorism

Dr. Satpal SinghSmart Imaging Systems, Inc.

Dr. Laura SkubalArgonne National Laboratory

Mr. Mike SleetGK Mechanical Systems, LLC

Mr. Jim Sloan3DFS, LLC

CMSgt Melvin Sloan, USAF (Ret)Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control

Ms. Jordan SlopeyNATO Special Operations Headquarters

Mr. Greg SmithCombined Joint Forces Land Component Command-OIR

Mr. Mike SmithInsitu, Inc.

Mr. Terry SopherLeidos

Mr. Peter SpatharisACAGI, Inc.

Dr. Robert SpulakSandia National Laboratories

MAJ Erik Stanfield, USANaval Postgraduate School

Mr. Matt StearnL-3 Communications

Mrs. Kim StephensPlanned Systems International

Mr. Thad Stewart

Mr. Bill StrangTSSi

Mr. George StraubsUltra Electronics Precision Air & Land Systems

Mr. Andre StroudNational Counterterrorism Center

Mr. Jeff SummersSierra Nevada Corporation

LTC Brian Sweeney, USA (Ret)PlanetRisk, Inc.

Mr. John SzczepanskiLeidos

RADM Tim Szymanski, USNNAVSPECWARCOM

COL John Szypko, USA (Ret)Raytheon Company

Mr. ET TackettRaytheon Company

Mr. Chay Beng TanEmbassy of Singapore

Mr. Steve TannerDOE Kansas City National Security Campus

Mr. Adam TarsiCombating Terrorism Technical Support Office

Mr. Chon TaylorFBI Hostage Rescue Team

Mr. Mark TaylorSOC, LLC

Mr. Paul TaylorCYDECOR

Lt Col Jim Teeple, USAF (Ret)The Boeing Company

Ms. Carole TeolisTRX Systems, Inc.

MSG Chris Thomas, USA (Ret)KEYW Corporation

GEN Raymond A. Thomas III, USAUSSOCOM

Mr. Robert ToppingHoverfly Technologies, Inc.

BG Ken Tovo, USAUSASOC

BG Greg Townsend, USA (Ret)

CSM Michael Townsend, USA (Ret)Commuter Air Technology

Col Mark Transue, USAF (Ret)The Boeing Company

Lt Gen Tom Trask, USAFUSSOCOM

Lt Col Chet Treloar, USAF (Ret)Rockwell Collins

Mr. Henry TuckerLockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control

Mr. Patrick TuckerDefense One

Mr. Bruce TuftieCAE USA, Inc.

Mr. Kenneth TwomblyNorthrop Grumman Corporation

Mr. Chris VanslagerAM General

Mr. Gil VargasAlion Science and Technology

Dr. Andrea VincentUniversity of Oklahoma

Mr. Ryan WagenerCACI, Inc. - Federal

Mr. Mark WalesAdobe Systems Federal

COL Jim Waring, USA (Ret)Crestwood Technology Group

Lt Gen Marshall Webb, USAFAFSOC

Col Gary Weikel, USAF (Ret)Northrop Grumman Corporation

Mr. Marcus WeisgerberDefense One

Mr. David WelnaNPR

LTC Brian Weyenberg, USA (Ret)Southern Research Institute

Mr. David WhitmireTitan Management & Consulting

Mr. Mel WickQuick Services, LLC

Mr. Mac WilkinsonSELEX Galileo, Inc.

Mr. Gary Winch

Mr. Robert WinokurMichigan Tech Research Institute

CW5 Bob Witzler, USA (Ret)L-3 Communications

Mr. Chuck WolfDefense Advanced Research Projects Agency

Col Clyde Woltman, USMC (Ret)Aerojet Rocketdyne

COL Lamont Woody, USA (Ret)Fluor

Lt Gen Donald Wurster, USAF (Ret)

Mr. Austin YamadaUniversity of Arizona

Mr. Mike YeagleyPlanetRisk, Inc.

LT Mike Young, USNSeal Team One

Mrs. Mary Allison YourchisinAC4S

Mr. Eugene ZinkConstellis

Mrs. Stephanie ZinkTaurus Group, Inc.

Mr. John ZlockiCEIA USA

Col Dan Zook, USAF (Ret)L3 Technologies

Mr. JD Zumwalt